What should I do if my Yorkie’s hair is tangled? First use a detangling comb to remove the knots, and then comb through the coat; first use a comb suitable for dogs to comb the entire body of the coat, and then use a comb to comb through the coat. Fine combing of the coat; in addition to these common combing methods, different combing methods should also be arranged according to the different coat characteristics of each dog.

Open hair knots and remove dead hair

First use a detangling comb to remove knots, and then comb through the coat. Knot-detaching comb: It has knife-shaped comb teeth, which can cut hair knots and has a strong knot-detaching function.

Comb through and fine comb slowly

Many owners simply comb the chest and back a few times to get through the work, but this leaves the hair roots under the thick coat and the easily knotted areas on the armpits and belly untouched. . The correct way to comb is to first comb the coat all over the body with a comb suitable for dogs, and then use a comb to comb the coat finely to remove the knots hidden deep in the coat. The most important thing about combing is to comb all the hair on the whole body. At this time, if there is a direction, it will not easily fall into any corner. The combing direction depends on the owner's habits.

If you find that there are hairs that cannot be combed out when you comb the coat, you can use a row comb to comb it carefully. The method is to comb from the tip of the hair above the knot to the root of the knot, and then twist it with your hands when you reach the knot. Gradually separate the tangled coat. Combing: For dogs with long, smooth and smooth hair, it can be combed very well. It is more suitable for smaller dogs with smooth coats, and rake combs can be used for medium and large dogs.

Special parts, focus on combing

Behind the ears, waist, roots of limbs, abdomen and tail are places that owners often ignore. These parts are very easy to get knotted and must be combed frequently.

Comb according to the characteristics of the coat. In addition to the above combing methods, different combing methods should also be arranged according to the different coat characteristics of each dog. For example, a Husky has a particularly thick coat. During the shedding season, you can use a shedding comb to remove the thick undercoat and help it grow new hair.